What's your definition of exploiting someone?
What's your definition of "through their own work/talent"?
What's your evidence that somehow up-coding medical charges was some crucial part of what led to Epic's initial success?
What's your definition of "through their own work/talent"?
What's your evidence that somehow up-coding medical charges was some crucial part of what led to Epic's initial success?
> I guess most software developers are evil.
Not most. Anyone who willingly works for Facebook/Instagram/Tiktok/Advertising/Palantir and other exploitative companies is.
>Anyone who makes silverware is evil. Etc.
Umm, silverware?
>picking on one person (quite poorly), and then trying to generalize that to all billionaires.
Yeah that was my bad - to clarify: anyone who became a billionaire through their own work/talent and without exploiting anyone is an ethical one in my book. Anyone who became one by stealing (yes, "upcoding" medical charges is stealing, unpaid labor is stealing) is not.